Ramsay
BOSTON — Former Bruins assistant coach Craig Ramsay has his Atlanta Thrashers ranked sixth in the NHL in goals per game.
And there’s an easy reason why, as the first-year Thrashers head coach explained today after his team’s morning skate.
‘Lingering soreness’ makes Bruins’ Marchand very doubtful for tonight
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Bruins winger Brad Marchand skated today for the first time since leaving last Saturday’s game against Washington late in the second period.
P-Bruins: Schaefer showing the type of puck-stopping Bruins expected
Schaefer/Courtesy P-Bruins
Every young AHL team, regardless of playing style, needs top-notch goaltending to cover up its mistakes and give it a chance to win every night.
Bruins coach Julien says rumors of his demise are not distracting
Julien/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — A majority of observers are pointing blame for the Bruins’ inconsistent play at the head coach.
Marchand questionable for Bruins’ Thursday date with Thrashers
Marchand
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins head coach Claude Julien classified forward Brad Marchand’s status as questionable for his team’s game with Atlanta Thursday night.
USA Hockey World Junior entry won’t be feeling a draft either
Team Canada kept just one 2011 draft-eligible player for its 2011 World Junior Championship entry, and today Team USA did the Canadians one better.
USA Hockey’s 22-man roster announced this morning includes no players eligible for next June’s draft in Minnesota. The defending gold-medal champions should be loaded for a potential repeat, but amateur scouts can now focus even more on Sweden and the other European entries.
Bruins GM Chiarelli with a radio vote of confidence for Claude Julien
Julien/By S. Bradley
One day after Bruins President Cam Neely did not take an opportunity during a radio interview to give head coach Claude Julien a vote of confidence, general manager Peter Chiarelli declared his preference that Julien remain Boston’s bench for the rest of this season.
Poll result: No question about who readers blame for Bruins’ problems
Julien/By S. Bradley
Everyone’s grasping at reasons for the Bruins’ inconsistency and looking for a scape goat.
If it were up to readers of TheBruinsBlog.net, the man behind the bench would be blamed.
Bruins release their inner beasts in message-sending practice
Thornton was fired up/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruin-on-Bruin crime is typically frowned upon, particularly during the club’s practices.
Today, however, was the exception.
Poll: The blame game
Who do you blame for the Bruins' inconsistency?
- Claude Julien (58%, 175 Votes)
- Players (38%, 115 Votes)
- Peter Chiarelli (4%, 13 Votes)
Total Voters: 302
Loading ...Complacency: it’s what’s for breakfast when it comes to these Bruins
Bruins need a little less conversation ...
BOSTON – In Toronto, there have now been two instances of fans throwing waffles on the ice as a sort of protest against the team’s terrible play.
While TheBruinsBlog.net would never advocate throwing anything onto the ice surface, maybe it’s time for someone to get a breakfast entrée or two to the black-and-gold-wearing players early in games to prevent yet another instance of the current Bruins being done faster than a one-minute egg.
Final score: Anaheim 3, Bruins 0
This says it all about the Bruins vs. Anaheim/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Forrest Gump’s Bruins were at it again tonight.
You never know what you’re going to get with this team period to period — never mind game to game — and what the Bruins produced against Anaheim at TD Garden was enough to make a box of chocolates taste like week-old liver.
Marchand is day-to-day
Marchand/By S. Bradley
Bruins head coach Claude Julien will be without one of his best pests tonight against Anaheim at TD Garden.
